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DELICIOUS DECOCTTONS.

"
There is a book in the market called
"Art Of Blending and compromising Lii
quOrs", 10y Joseph freshman, evidently IS
SOn Of Jacob, who practiced upon his
father iu-law, Iaban, in this line, and the
money-making instinct has become tho
properly of this prince of c0ncOct iOnjSts.
Ii is published, not for the cattle grow
erS' benefit, III which profession Jacob was
AN adept. but for the use of saloon keepers.
This book shows chow all the leading
brands of WHISTLES, b. andieR and other
liquors and wines are prepared tor tt1
trade 10y r9ctltierS at the present time"
Rules for cOmpoundiug low grades of wills.
key are given in this manual. The basis
is spirits, {, which are added colOring
matter, prunp juice, New England rum and
"beadnIg oily, the cost ranging from Is
cents TO $I.23 u gallon. This "beadinR
oil" is a compound of %Sulphuric acid, oil Of
sweet almonds and ammonia. This aciIi,
"wh,n swallowed in q concentrated form,
destroys all the tissues It touches" Even
when greatly diluted it Injuries the teeth,
and the continued use oS it exhaustS the
digestive power. III preparing sO-called
'.ryc" and ssbOurbOn" whiskieH, bOul bon
oil and rye oil are used. Bourbon oil is
distilled from n compound of fuSel oil,
acetate of potash, sulphuric acid, sulphate
of copper, O~xalate OF ammonium and black
oxide of manganese. Rye OIL is distilled
from u mixture of fuSel oil, Rnanthic ether,
chlorOfOrn, sulphuriC acid and chlOrate Of
potash. Sulphate Of copper is a deadly
poison. Oxaiic acid is q poison that sOmr-
times kills in IL few minutes. FuSel oil il
SAID by some authorities to cause the dys-
p>ptIc and nervous disorders that follow
the hAbitual use Of alcoholic liquors
Those who would like to know what effect
these ingredients nave upon the human
system will find All abundance of infOrma-
ton in any DiSpensatory.
Imported French brandy costs from 60 8
10 1IO.5O u gallon. Rules for making
seven grades are given. In two of those
the place Of brandy ia supplied by 'SDirits"
and ''cOgnac OiP'. This oil is distilled from
oil OF cocOanut, s~ulphuric acid and alcolE0l,
mixed in the proportion of two parts of
cocIamut oil to one part of su lphurlc acid
and two parts Of alcohol. Jamaica run H.
made our of 'tspirits'', New England RUM,
and rum ESSENCE. This essence is u mix
turp 0f sulphuric acid, black oxide of man.
ganese, pyrOlignpOnS acid, acetate ether,
butyric ether, and oil of birch.
The ingl edients of the essence by which
"spirit~" is transferred into apple brandy
are EuSek oil, S%ulphuric aei.l, valerianic
acil, acptic acid and Gil of bitter almonds.
''Tlle oil of bitter almonds, says the Dis.
pensalory, ''is hardly inferior to dilute hy-
drucyanic acitl in its poisonous power"
Valeriauic acid quickens ami Weakrns the
hearts action. 1t causes debility and then
paralysis. Two kinlS of blackberry brandy
one "a superior article"-are described,
and there in no trace of the blackberry ii
either of them. Oils and acids are there,
however, in abundance.
ssThe methods aud recipes contained IN
this work," says the author, "are al given
, 1887-03-12
Bekjendtgjorelse

nET bOkjendtgj6res herved, at
49, GOuvernementet har tilstillet
undertegnedo FOged FOrtegneIse
over resterende Skater for Aaret
1885 med Ordre at realisere de- skat.
tepligtige Eiendomme, hv0ri Execu-
ton err ankyndt, saafremt Skatterne
or observation-disclosures like
ere betalte linden den l5de April
f0rstkOmmende.
Frederiksteds FOgedcontoir den 8de
MartS 1887.
R. PETERSEN
, 1887-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AnsBttelsc.

SENDER lode har Gouverne
- mentet for dc danSk vestindiske
Der beskikket Planter J. HEWITT
til Vejinspect6r West Ende Qvarter
/ Stedet for FOrvalter JOHN j.
FLEMING af Plantagen "HGge ls-
borg.
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Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Stat e
tax and county levy for the YER 1857.
are now due. anil that in pursuance of
law. the treasurer or his deputy will he
at tile following named places at the
times herein specified and remain three
days al each place for the purpose of COL
lecting said taxes and lpvies:
Appointments of JOHN j. Blackstone.
treasurer:
Onancock. October 18th, 14th and 18th.
Keller. October Goth.
Pnngoteague, October Dist and 22nd.
powrlton. October 9th. 2Sth and Goth.
Drummondt0wn. Oct. 3lst, and Nov.
1st and 2nd.
Belle Haven, November 4th.
louisville, November Sth.
Finney & Cos store at Cashville, No
vcmi,er 18th.
Puncoteagur. November 10Th.
rangier Island, November 23rl. 9th.
Appointments Of John E. Wise, dep
my treasurer.
Woodbury.. October 18th. 18th and 14th
Guiiford, October 18th. 19ih and Goth
Mappsville, October Goth. 9th and 2sth
Halls store, November 2nd, 3rdand 4th
Tempcramceville,N Nov. Sth, nth and 10th
New Church, Nov. 18th. 18th and 18th
ChincOteaglle. Nov. 2lst, 22nd and 23rd
Those who have rot Paid their 1856
taxes and levies are hereby Informed
that unless the same is paid by the lst
of December, next. their property will
be levied OIL and sold to pay the same.
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an Eastern Shore Farm.

Inalate tour of Northampton the
farm Of Hon. w l.. Scott at Cape
Charles was visited. and our own obser-
walton and data obtained from his conr-
t,ous agent, Mr.. e.. Ii. Walhridge en-
a,lcs us to say. that HE fam is not
only model one in neatncss and beau-
ty. Int is paying it's OWNER also, il the
kalc crop which sold last Year for S15,-
GOO, can he accepted as a criterion, by
which We arctic Judge The tract con-
tains . 7G0 acres. subdivided Into sever.
al farms under the management nf The
agent, however. ard is dutted with nu-
merous little Tenant hnnses as neat as
wllilewash can make them. Tie en-
closures are very attractive also, and
ruaGs which pass through the ia IN
from one end to the other could not In
improved upon. 4 feature Of the farm
which attracted orr attention elust
however. was its cleanliness-the filthy
fence rows. crops Oyerrtn by gr,lss and
the like being seen nowhere on The prem
ises. An idea Of the extent Of The farm
Ing operations OH the place can b.. oh
tanned from the following: On the
farm there are I5o acres in ka.e (now
ready for markei) 60 acres in spinach,
rs acres in Strawberries. acres of SILL
yer skin onions and 1.G00,O GOO cabbage
plants and zoo acres Will be planted in
irish potatoes this year-of fruit trees
there are on tie premises 200 pe;lch
and l,U0O, French and German prune
trees. A herd Of Jersey cattle; each
valued at from 81 eco to Loo adds also
to the attracliveness OF the place. The
number Of barrels necessary for the
shipment If the produce or the farm
EeXt Year is estimated aC 10000. and
that quantity will be purchased Gy he
agent.
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Land for S ale.
Will be sold at Cashville. ON

Will be sold at Cashville, on .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22ND, 1887,
the lands belonging to Margaret
H. Rogers, deceased, as follows:-
LIST. Tract containing 404 acres,
part woodland and part arabic, sit
uated on Machotank creek, and
bounded as follows: on the east by
the lands of Geo. S. Mock, on the
west by the marsh, on the north by
Machotank creek, on the south by
the lands of Leah S. Boggs. The
,above tract has good dwelling with
necessary outbuildings.
2nd. Piece Of swamp land con.
tanning y acres, situated in Dolls
swamp, & miles from CashviIle.-
The two pieces to be sold separately.
Sale to commence at % O'Clock p.
m. Terms made known OH day OF
sale. LOUIS f. BoGGS,
For the Heirs.
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Democratic Speaking.

The following appointments for pub
lie speaking are announced by authority:
RICHARD F. BErRNE.
Accomac G. f., Monday, October 31st.
'remperanceville. date given later.
JAMES N. STUBBS.
Accomac G. f., Monday, October 3lst.
Chincoteague, date given later
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Accomac G. H., Monday, October 3lst.
Belle Haven, date given later.
j. w. e. BLACKSTONE AND OTHERS.
Greerbackville, Saturday Oct. 22nd,
7 p. IN.
Chincoteague, Saturday Oct. 18th, !
pm.
Maprsville, Saturday Nov 18th. pm.
FRANK =. BRENT AND OTHERS.
Powelton, Saturday Oct. 22ld 3p. m,
CashyiIle, Saturday Nov. 5tl p. IN,
JAS. II. FLETCHER AND OTHERS.
Walter Hall store, Saturday Oct. 20,
Leemont, Saturday Nov 5th. I. p. m,
JOHN Nicely.
Pungctcague, Saturday Oct. 10Th. 8!
p. N.
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Tlacvaser agricultural Association.

In accordance with an announcement
made through the columns of the EN-
TERPRISE. Il meeting of the cities Of
Accom- &C and Nor'hamnton was held ut
Cape Charles City last Tuesday, for the
purpose If taking stems for the estab-
llsnment Of fair at that place.
The objects Of the meeting brina sta
ted Ivy DR.. A. l}rockrnhrongh. on mo-
ton he was elected temporary chairman
and Mr.. Lncins s. Nottingham rs
temporary secretary
On motinna C, mmittee WAS appointed
to submit {, plan If organization. which
committee aftera brief consultation re
ported tho following. which WAS adopted
as a Whole by the meeting executing
thc clause relative to sl;:res-their val.
lie being reduced by said bo'ly from S25
to $40.
l. That the Association he cale'l
The Underwater Agricultural Associa-
ton.
3. Your committee suggest that the
Association he at once organized 10y the
election Of officers and procuring char
ter
-. w y HtIS S''ou ollftI ali lIiV'Sio w f~'h-
ed to subscribe.
4. That the following officers he So
lected as president, president. sec
retalv and treasurer and nine directors.
5. That shares he placed at S25.
g. That the committee recommends
the following officers for the ensuing
Term: Hon. w l.. Scott. president;
DR.. A. Brockpnlmongh. vice.prpsdent;
H. w. Dunno. secretary: VIM. y. Will
son. Observation-Disclosures GA. Browne.
e. RI. Walbridge, elias. +. Goodwin, Fl.
l.. Upshur, DR.. Frank Fletcher, Fred
Waddy. j. G. p. Kellam, W. j, Savage
and r. Y. Nottingham.
{. That a committee be appointed to
draw a charter.
s. That committee be appointed to
solicit subscriptions.
9. That Il committe lie appointed on
grounds and costs.
The chairman appointed ThoS. G.
WalSton. 0 A. Browne and r.. r.
Cooke, rs committee on charter and
Messsrs. Walhridgc, w b. Wilson. G..
q. Savage. and j. A. Jarvis committee
on crounds-to which The name of DR..
a. Brockcnhrough was afterwards adj
lied M motion.
Every subscriber to stock was ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions.
The amount nf stock subscribed 1t
m, citing was S2.4S0.00.
The meeting adjourned to meet at
EastyllIe. at the call of the chairman.
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Temperance Lectul es.

Master Robert F. Williams, the won.
derful boy orator from New York City,
pronounced by the press to be the great
prodigy of the age and a stcoml John B.
Cough in advocating temperance. will
lecture to the people of the Eastern
Shore on the subject-.'great national
evil OF incompetence" at tile following
times and places:
Chincoteague. Oct. goth; Temperance
vile, Oct. 22nd; Sykes Island. Oct. Oath
Leemont, Oct. 18th; Mollestown. Oct.
9th; Drummondtown, Oct. Slst; Oman.
cock. NV. lst; louisville, Nov 2nd:
Waclapreague. Nov. 3rd.
Each lecture Will be delivered at
hight of day designated. Evcrybo iy
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should h. ar the boy orator, who is con-
sitlercd the novelty uf Tiio world. The
following testim ,nial OF his meriti5 ia
ken from tile New York Leader:
'.Master Robert Willialns,th boy ora
tor, is IL very remarkable child, having
nothing OF an abnormal nature about
him. lie is a sweet. winning, b .aLtiful
boy. He seems the tue symb ii OF the
lew party. 70 hear him With your eyes
closet you would say you we're listening
to a man of power and thought.
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FOR SALE-Having rented ont my
farm for tile coming year, will sell at
private sale 6 horses, pair of large
mules. colt p years Oil by Grey Nor
riil. 2 spring colts by Old Morrill,. fine
lot of mich COWS large yoke of oxen
and tie. all farming implements in
Guiding Champion self hlndei nearly
lew, thresler, wheat drill, fan, double
horse wagon, carts, &C., jump-seat
double carriage nearly new, ! buggy and
spring wagon, ana numerous other
tlings.;,so part of household and kilch
EN- furniture, 800 barrels If corn, 40
stacks of fodder and so tons of hay.
9. T. Taylor.
Jenkins Bridge, Va.
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WOOD Ian %
A.
PUBLIC AUCTION!

Will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton, in front Of the Grand Central Ho-
tel, at Onancock. on
Saturday, the Goth inst,
IA acres of swamp land, belonging to
James Walkers devisees, situated near
Deep Greek Mill, and adjoining the
lands of George B. Fosque, Thomas B.
Chandler S heirs, Daniel Titlow and
others. Terms Of Sale.
The purchaser will be required to pay
10 per cent. OF the purchase money in
cash on the dav of sale, and may pay as
much more or all If he desires on that
day, the balance not paid on the day Vt
sale will be divided in.o two equal in
stalmelts. payable at the expiration Of
one and two years respectively, from
tile day OF sale to be secured by the bonds
of the purchaser with good personal Sc
curity thereto, but the title will he re-
tanned until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid.
Upon compliance with the terms Of
sale the purchaser WILDE let into imme-
liate possession.
JAMES WALKERS deyisees.
October 10th. 1857.
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Messrs. Kellam u Taylor, Cape
Charles City, Va. through our columns
solicit the patronage of the people of
the Eastern Shore. AS will be een,they
are dealers in building material. coal.
&C.. and will sell at ciiyprices. A firm
composed Of gentlemen so reliable can
not fail to secure liberal orders from our
people,
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A'essrs. Geo. F. Parramore and John
T. Powell, special commissioners, will
sell at public auction. on the premises.
Saturday. Nov. 5th. valuable real es-
ta1e. situated in Upshur's Neck, known
rs the Davis farm 1t is to be sold in
two parcels of los and 103 acres, re-
Spectiyely.
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A gentleman of Northampton in
forms ms that Pccomoke Phosphate is
'an unfailno remedy fcr the cure of
hog cholera. y He has tested its merits
and knows whereof he speaks. Hogs,
he SAYS. soon learn TO like it. if little
corn is mixed with it. A remedy so SIM
pie, is surely worth a trial.
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In reply to the above. we have to say
thai wc visited the office of the Virgin
,an on Thursday, and demaii.ied an ex-
PLANTATION Of The language Of said letter.
Having failed u secure a satisfactorily
answer after having made several at
tempts and the proprietor of the VIZ
gilman declining TO resent epithetsl ap-
piled to him. ~ which 10 gentleman
could submit, his our contem.,G aud
will receive no tuILIcr nUJlcr at our
hands.
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Mr.. R. b. Cooke. G. P.&F. A., of
the n. Y, 2. & N. r. r. Co., author
lies the following: 1.-The LAY for the
shipment OF calves from the n. Z, P.
IL y. R. r., south of Kings Greek to
Philadelphia market, will be changed
from Thursday to Wednesday .commen-
cl.g Wednesday, the i0th." Shippers
will take notice.
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unclaimed LETTERS.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
pUStollce it, Accuuac e. H., Va, OctO-
DER lUth, 1851:
I'aggie B.lly. Mrs. Margaret Cropper,
Miss Lucy Downing, Levin Drummond /,
Thos. Fitzgerald, Geo. W est, Henry ~.
Wise. Wll. L. l;ELL, p. M.
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Read the announcement of W. S.
Dickinson & Son. Pocomoke City. and
then if you would act wisely You will
call on them. Their stock is entirely
TOO large arr! complete to lie enumerated
in our local s,,ace. Either visit them or
send your orders for anything you need.
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Messrs. Walter ]. Hall g. Son, Mes
songo again have gotten III 4 fine line
of goods and are ready to offer Bargains
to their customers. Their stockas will
be seen by advertisement in the ENTER
PRISE has been greatly enlarged. several
kinds of goods being added. which they
never carried before Their enterprise
entities them 10 the patronage of not
only their old, but many new custom
arg
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For dress goods. ladies' and misses
dnlmans ard jackets. and ready made
Clothing fer men. yontl:s. boys and
children. call on Pate e Mason, Lee
mont. They lave large stock and at
rock bottcm prices.
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aIessrs TIyslup s. Turner. Grange
vile. as will lie seen elsewhere in onr
columns have received their stock of
fall and winter goods. and are prepared
hy small profits to offer bargains totheir
customers. Everyone in their reach
should call to see them.
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A letter Fron, the Proprietor OF tho
vIrSinian.-.And ~ Reply 10 In sanae

A letter Froni she PROPRIETOR Of tho
vIrSininn.-.And ~ Reply 10 In Same
The following letter was addressed to
the editor of t!ris paper some lays ago;
ONANCocK, VA, 8, 'S7.
Mr.. John w. T. inullds:
Sir.-l find the following i'll the edi-
tnrial columns IF the ENTERPRISE OF
this date: ..That II cnrrent runor pre-
walls tIlat the Virglnian is run by Re-
publican money, and that Bro. Weaver
for a consideration drawn from Repub-
lican sources. e,lits the VirginiaIl, os-
tenslbly us an Independent but really as
Republican, journal"
AS tile Statements contained in the
above ;llt false aud calculated to do the
Vrginian harm, hereby demand The
authority OIL which you make these
statements. Awaiting your reply, Lam
most respectfully,
TnEo. II. Wake
Prup'r., The Vlrglnlan.
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Col. r. F. Reirne Of the Richmond
State. Judge Chas. T. Stuart and Hon.
!. \. Stubs addressed the voters of
NORTHAMPTON. at Eastvilie. last Mon
day. Their speeches were able ard well
received
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II. T. BYRD. Temperanceville. left
this week for tile northern cities to pnr-
chase stock Of goods. He will buy for
cash and be prepared to offer great bar.
gains to customers on his return. See
advertisement in our next Issue.
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Parks & Cansey. Leemnnt are closing
ont great many goods at reduced
rates. regardless Of cost. The most OF
their stock hci: e entirely new and
bought for "spot cash" now is the
time to secure bargains if you will call
on them.
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E.P. Byrd. PASTORAL, is row in new
York purchasing goods. and will he pre-,
pared on his return tn sell at prices as
tonishinglv low. Notice Of grand
opening of goods at his place will appear
in our next issue.
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Mrs. Daisey Swift. Of Perrin, Nd, is
guest of Mrs. Il. Z. Swift.
A Mr.. Parsons. Of Salisbury, has been
employed rs chief clerk by Messrs. u. j.
Wheaton & Co.
Messrs. Archie Jones and E. F Laws.
after critical Hines of several weeks.
which was thought would prove fatal,
are now convalesctnt.
Messrs I. n. Mills and other railroad
officials have visited us of late, to m
spect the steamboat wharf here. with the
view of having 1t rebuilt.
The letter Of your Sraslde corrrsron-
dent in reference tn oir sci'unls was
highly appreciated. The reforms sug-
gestel bv him las tie appreciation Of
our people.
Mr.. Wainwright, of The u. s. Coast
Survey. HIS commenced mapping uut
or waters" anG gives employment tn S
or ten Of our citizens at wages from $50
to $50 per month.
Sea fishing now engages The attention
of MANY of our citizens, and it has
proven both pleasant and profitable en-
rloyment, the catch of man with the
hand line daily being from 200 to GOO
fine trout.
The us. buoy tcndcrof Philadelphia,
Pa, was here on 9Th inst, ard The old
buoYs were taken mp aid new ones now
take their place in the best alter, there
10y essening the risk to vessels OF getting
aground.
The first oysters of the season, shipped
from this place last week by Messis. j.
NJ. Burch e. Bro. netted $4l,er barrel.
Their merchants wrote them, that they
were the finest from Chincoieague for
many years.
During the late fine weather the fish
factories laye been re-oppned, ard the
average catch Of alewife last week to
net was more tllan 500 .009, and the fish
were so large and fat the average yield
of oil per hundred has been a gallon. y
Our schools opened on 3rd inst. with
the following teachers-ot graded school,
Lee Dishaloon, principal, Miss BERTHE
Caulk, lst assistant, Miss Mary Grims'
ley, 2nd aSs:Stant-of school in upper
part OF island. Miss 7. NJ. Matthews of
lower end of island, John Il. johnson.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic: Capt.
B. S. Rich and Lieut.. John Wild. Oman
cock; Lieut.. g. F. Shoemaker, n. Y,
l. N Mills, l.. W. Albion, $. l.. Sho
bed, s. l.. Supple, Clayton. Del; V. +.
Townslend, Snow Hill; Nj. :. Steven
son, Phila. w. 5. Woodward, Whining
ton: W. ID. l.. Drummoud. a II. How
ard, G.. w. Horner, 4. W Wilmington,
Baltimore: w. +. Barton and wife,
Wichita, Kansas.
Our young schoolmaster,af after walking
two miles to borrow a horse TO lidc one
mile toe negro bartzing of late, lin
gtrcd too long at tile side Of a fair dam
sci in his attempt to make a mash. +"
and in his effort to make up lost time
kept on, when his horse turned Il corner
and is now nursing the bruises of fall.
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Ycnr attention is again invited to the
advertisement Of Messrs. G. B. FosQne
& Co.. Onarcock. AS will be seen their
low prices have attracted so many Gus
toners. that they have been compelled
to order more goods.
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on her trip with ona wheel. On arriv-
ing Il; alt,ln, re, SHE WIS taken to tho
ship Yards If VIM. f. Wood Ill & Co., for
repairs. the Helen taking her place on
the route.
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Belle Haven.

Kellam Bros, are building an addi-
tion of 50X2h feet to the old hotel.
Our doctors reporta decided improve
ment in the health of the people OF our
town and vicinity.
Five dwellings are now in course of
erection in our town AMI work OH an0th-
er will be begun before Christmas.
Mrs. Sally Kellam, a kldy highly rp-
specJed and esteemed Ivy all WHO knew
her. died at her residence in Belle Ha-
ven on 9TH list, of cancer, aged 69
years.
Major John W. Daniel has promised
to address tile people al this place either
the Saturday before or Tuesday after
October court. A big dinner will he
prepared for the occasion.
Madame rumor has it,that one OF DIR
merchants will lead to the altar one OF
our fairest damsels sometime this month
and that another Knight OF the yard
stick will follow suit in November.
West & Willis have just returned
from the city with large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of goods of every kind usu-
ally kept In /; country store and all invi-
tation is extended to every one to call,
especially the ladies.
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Mr.. WIN. +. Fleming authorizes The
following: VIII lie sold III public auc-
ton on " ednesday, October 10th, Il.
the late residence of VIM. L. Fleming,
deceased, about one mile from Princess
Anne, Md, all his personal property,
consisting of Il number Of fine horses.
cattle. hogs and sheep, also household
and Kitchen furniture. The sale will
continue from clay. to day until all is
sold
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-15

AN OLD SToRY-Baily's Cholera Cure.
the great DiailrlIu@l and UysenterY cure
has been found TO be positive specific
in all OF the bowel complaints. Let ev-
cry family get autl keep abottlc in the
house. Try it. only % cents. Sold Ivy
all merchants. Manufactured by james
Baily u Sun, Baltimore.